Seasonal winter archive
Seasonal campaign recordThirteen named winter, clothing, and wood collections plus field folders.
Impact record
A decade of work. One living archive.
Famidi began by connecting an online community to immediate needs in Afghanistan. The work grew into wells, bread, food, seasonal relief, emergency response, education, and family support—and the habit of documenting it grew too.
Well #57 documented at the finished community water point.
Interactive impact explorer
Choose a year. See what actually happened.
Every selected year shows its documented chapters, completion status, and the evidence that remains connected to the work.
Pick a year
What entered the record
Record 1 of 1Evidence viewer
2016Retained archive record
Archive recordFamidi begins in public
Origin recordRetained early social and organizational archive.
The evidence deck
26 public archive records—and room to keep growing.
This is a milestone ledger, not a claim that each card represents only one beneficiary or one day of work.
26 records shown
Five years of Naan Drive records
Recurring program record19 named Naan and Naan Card highlight collections.
Eight Ramadan seasons represented
Seasonal campaign recordRetained Ramadan and food collections across eight seasons.
73+ completed wells confirmed
Completed infrastructureProject folders, field media, plaques, locations, and public milestones.
Deportee support campaign
Active response recordCampaign updates and retained delivery media.
Well #62 public collection
Completed infrastructurePublished numbered collection.
Winter, clothing & heating support
Completed seasonal cyclesNamed winter, clothing, and wood collections.
Flood response
Completed responsePrepared meals, cases of water, and repeated local distributions.
Earthquake response
Completed field distributionsDistribution media from earthquake-affected communities.
Water Well #57
Completed infrastructureConstruction, multi-tap point, plaque, and completion photos.
Completed community well
Completed infrastructureCompletion collection and retained project media.
32-well public milestone
Completed infrastructureDated public milestone.
June and August Food Drives
Completed cyclesPurchase, packing, item-level, and distribution records.
Naan Drive archive begins
Recurring program beginsNaan Card preparation, bakery visits, and handoffs.
Refugee-crisis field record
Assessment & advocacyLiving-condition footage, interviews, and public appeals; no housing-completion claim.
Backpack Drive
Completed deliverySchool-supply purchases and orphanage footage.
29-well public milestone
Completed infrastructurePublished milestone and completion media.
20-well public milestone
Completed infrastructurePublished milestone and retained project archive.
Maternal and infant emergency relief
Completed deliveryFormula and diaper documentation following the maternity-hospital attack.
Parwan flood response
Completed responseAssessment footage and field distributions.
COVID-19 household relief
Completed response cycleHousehold relief series and delivery media.
Winter relief enters the retained record
Completed seasonal cycleDated winter collections and field media.
Ramadan program record begins
Completed seasonal cycleDated Ramadan, food, and iftar collections.
Second Kabul mission & KabulBleeds
Completed missionThree-part public video record through the January 2019 conclusion.
First charity concert
Completed eventPublic concert video and partner documentation.
First Kabul field mission
Completed distributionThree-part YouTube vlog and retained distribution records.
How this archive stays honest
Evidence can be lively without becoming exaggerated.
The construction, delivery, event, or response cycle is finished.
The retained archive shows repeated activity across named seasons or years.
Assessment and advocacy records remain labeled as such unless completion evidence supports more.
The collective record
Four core programs. More than one kind of proof.
Naan Drive, Food Drive, Water Wells, and Emergency Response are the permanent program choices. Seasonal campaigns and other targeted work remain visible in the archive without becoming additional donation designations.
2022–2026 archive
Naan Drive
Recurring bread support built around a card, a neighborhood bakery, and repeated collection.
- What was provided
- Naan Cards connected to participating bakeries and daily bread arrangements.
- Evidence available
- Card preparation, bakery visits, handoffs, follow-up posts, and 19 named social highlight collections.
Year-round and seasonal food record
Food Drive
Household staples and prepared food documented across ordinary deliveries and seasonal campaigns.
- What was provided
- Rice, flour, oil, beans, pasta, tea, prepared meals, and bread support.
- Evidence available
- Purchase and packing footage, item-level photographs, meal preparation, and distribution records.
2020–2026 public record
Water Wells
73+ completed wells and water points across communities in Afghanistan.
- What was provided
- Hand pumps, community taps, tanks, drilling, and site construction.
- Evidence available
- Completion photos, field video, plaques, locations, budgets, and project folders.
2020–2026 response record
Emergency Response
Locally coordinated assistance after floods, earthquakes, displacement, and urgent family crises.
- What was provided
- Water, hot meals, household supplies, infant essentials, transport, and flexible emergency aid.
- Evidence available
- Assessment video, procurement, field distributions, recipient updates, and crisis-specific archives.
Water-well record
73+ completed wells—and an archive that keeps the number accountable.
Famidi’s lifetime count is based on finished field work and completion evidence retained in the archive, including site photographs, plaques, location records, and construction documentation.
Explore completed projects →A hand pump documented at the finished project site.
Construction and site evidence remain connected to the well record.
A finished multi-tap water point with its project plaque visible.
Geographic record
Water projects across at least 13 documented provinces and areas.
The well archive includes Bamyan, Daykundi, Ghazni, Ghor, Kabul, Kandahar, Kunar, Logar, Nangarhar, Paktia, Paktika, Parwan, and Wardak. Emergency-response work also reached Herat and Baghlan.
BamyanDaykundiGhazniGhorKabulKandaharKunarLogarNangarharPaktiaPaktikaParwanWardak
Field evidence
Use the frame that proves the work.
Wide scenes, infrastructure, supplies, and process images communicate the record without asking recipients to surrender their dignity.
Fresh bread, a participating baker, and the program bag are visible in the same field frame.
The contents remain visible and specific.
Prepared meals and drinking water are visibly handed over during a flood-response distribution.
A wide field frame records multiple Famidi-marked shelters in use after the earthquakes.
The public video record began before the formal nonprofit record.
The early public record
The first missions, concerts, and campaigns belong in the history.
YouTube preserves the long-form context behind the early social updates.
2017 • First Kabul mission
Fundraising moved from the screen to field distribution.
A three-part vlog documented the trip and its community-funded distribution. The Day 2 record states that $25,000 was withdrawn for the main distribution.
2018 • Charity concert
A community gathering became a fundraising platform.
The public archive identifies the collaboration with the Habib Qaderi Foundation and Dunya Banquet Hall as Famidi’s first charity concert.
Watch the concert record →2018–2019 • Second Kabul mission
The KabulBleeds campaign returned to the field.
A second three-part mission record followed the distribution process through its January 2019 conclusion.
Watch the conclusion →Public archive cross-check
The review included Famidi’s Google Drive project folders and administrative records, public filings, YouTube missions and events, current social posts, and all 112 saved Instagram highlight collections. Social titles were never treated as proof on their own; ambiguous collections were opened and classified by what the frames actually showed.
How to read the record
Evidence is strongest when the claim stays precise.
The delivery or construction is finished
Field photos, location details, receipts, plaques, and project records support completion claims.
The year or place appears in retained records
Coverage shows documented activity. It is not automatically a beneficiary count or proof of uninterrupted operation.
Gross receipts reported to a government agency
The $188,113 total covers reported gross receipts for 2022–2025. It is not presented as program spending.
Responsible reporting
What this page deliberately does not inflate.
No undeduplicated lifetime beneficiary total
The historical record is extensive, but it is not standardized enough to publish one reliable lifetime people-reached figure.
No construction claim for a scouting visit
The 2021 Mazar medical-center highlight records hospital-site exploration, not a completed Famidi medical facility.
No housing-completion claim from an appeal
Refugee housing footage documents living conditions and advocacy unless a separate completion record supports more.
No exposure required for proof
Infrastructure, supplies, wide field scenes, and process records can document the work without centering a vulnerable recipient’s face.